Horse Front Leg with Scapula, articulated on Base

The Horse Front Leg with Scapula, articulated on Base is a high-fidelity veterinary anatomical model designed for educators, clinicians, and students. It provides an articulated, accurate representation of equine forelimb anatomy. Choose this model for its clinical-grade construction and detailed articulation, enabling clear structural demonstrations during veterinary learning and patient consultation.

Enhance Equine Anatomy Education with a True-to-life Forelimb Model

This model brings advanced anatomical detail to your classroom or clinic, clearly displaying each major segment of the equine front limb. The Horse Front Leg with Scapula, articulated on Base includes the scapula, humerus, forearm (with fused radius and ulna), cannon bone, and foot. The foot shows the long pastern bone, short pastern bone, and coffin bone, all encased in a realistic hoof. Articulations mimic real joint movement, making it ideal for hands-on demonstration. Inspire understanding of biomechanics with a model designed for education, not just display.

Features and Benefits

• Features complete horse forelimb including scapula, humerus, fused forearm bones, and cannon bone
• Includes full foot assembly - long pastern, short pastern, and coffin bone
• Coffin bone fully enclosed by lifelike hoof structure
• Joints articulate to show realistic range of movement
• Mounted securely on a stable base for display and instruction
• Clinical-grade quality meets educational standards
• Ideal for veterinarians, anatomists, and medical students

Indications for Use

• Veterinary anatomy education and curriculum
• Patient and client communication in clinics
• Advanced study and research in equine orthopedics
• Demonstration of limb function and pathology

Size Guide

• Full-scale anatomically correct horse front leg
• Accurately represents proportions and structure of the equine forelimb